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by Michael All of us at DGLM wish you, our loyal blog readers, the happiest of holidays. We're stepping away from the office till the n...

by Stacey Since most of us are pretty much doing everything we can to check out early before the holidays begin, I thought it would be fun ...

by Stephanie What can I say? With four days left until Christmas, my brain is admittedly floating somewhere near the ledge of the ninth flo...

by John Saw this notice in the Times today . To quote: “Train of Thought, the program that placed literary quotations from the likes of K...

by Lauren Looking up some contact information in our database, I was reminded of my very favorite thing about it: small notes, devoid of co...

by Jane It is always so difficult for me to choose what I want to read while away on a real vacation. I have so little time to read for ple...

by Jim Holy animosity, Batman! In one of the more unexpected blog posts I’ve read lately , agent Betsy Lerner took aim at people she hates:...

by Rachel S. Oddly, I was thinking about the holidays this morning, and my thoughts turned towards home and the traditions my family reenac...

by Michael This video, by David Kazzie of The Corner blog , while a little on the long side, had my colleagues and me laughing. For all of ...

by Stacey I enjoyed reading this piece from The Awl written by five published authors who write candidly (sometimes very candidly — check ...

by Miriam One of the assets of a pricey liberal arts education is that you can turn on the literary pretentiousness with the best of them a...

by Stephanie In light of my post from last week about spying on others and the books they are reading, I loved reading this article from th...

by John Dear Santa: Well, I’ve been extra good this past week — even (mostly) stayed away from the holiday treats in the DGLM kitchen. So...

by Jim Little known fact: I love crotchety old people. One of my goals in life is to survive to an age where I can angrily mutter, “Kids th...